Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
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Blue-gray GnatcatcherPolioptila caerulea
The map below only shows the extreme S.W. area of the bird's range.
Map and area may not be to an exact scale.
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Male
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
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Male.
I observed both male and female incubating the 3 eggs
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This looks like the female.
During my 2 hour watch they would change nest
duties about every 20 minutes.
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Female.
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Possible female.
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A few extra shots I just thought I throw in for you viewing pleasure.
Unfortunately a few minutes after taking these photos one of the worst hail storms in there history at Tom Beatty's Miller Canyon B&B hit, wiping out all bird nest, killing all chicks, breaking all eggs in the immediate area. |
More new images while at the canyon 09/01/05
Some newer images I took while at the canyon for 15 days June 2005
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